Moeller Upsets Adele In Ohio House Elections
In Ohio, Democrats gain three House seats changing the delegation to 14 Republicans and 9 Democrats. Walter H. Moeller won in the 10th District over Homer A. Abele, with county margins and regional leads noted. Levering and Devine also secured seats in the 17th and 12th Districts respectively, while Bolton and Latta won elsewhere.
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Thomas A. Jenkins
Irenton
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Lancaster
Homer A. Abele
McArthur
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J. Harry McGregor
Coshoeton
Lawrence Burns
GOP
Coshoeton County
Robert W. Levering
Fredericktown
Robert E. Cook
Kent
David Dennison
Warren
Hoosier
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Defiance
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Athens
Hocking
Lawrence
Abele
Gallia
Jackson
Meigs
Vinton
Thomas B. Talbot
Schenck
Frances Bolton
Chat Patterson
Marjorie C. Struna
Lima
Delbert L. Latta
Samuel L. Devine
Franklin County
Walter J. Shapter Jr
Devine
Homer Abele
Thomas Jenkins
TV Show Leaves Air in Final CBS Screening
New York CBS announced The $64,000 Question had its final television screening last Sunday ending the popular quiz program.
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Columbia Broadcasting System
Democrats Take Congress as GOP Loses Ground in Nationwide Vote
A national voting surge for Democrats swept into control of Congress and multiple state offices. Democrats looked to gain about 12 Senate seats and over 40 House seats with new governors likely totaling about four. Rockefeller won in New York over Harriman, boosting GOP momentum with Keating also taking a Senate seat.
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Congress
Senate
House
Voters Express Lack Of Faith In Republicans
James Marlow analyzes the 1958 congressional losses. He notes voters shifted confidence to Democrats for control of Congress and questions how Republicans can regain trust ahead of 1960 elections. He observes both parties are conservative but Democrats appear more responsive to changing needs.
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Congress
Eisenhower
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Plane Seized After Chase Through Morgantown Air
An airborne chase ended with the seizure of a twin engine plane ferrying arms to Cuban rebels. Pilot Stuart Sutor of Hialeah Florida arrested after landing at Morgantown Municipal Airport. Sheriff Whiston said some contraband rifles were identified as stolen from the Canton Ohio National Guard Armory on October 14.
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Cuba
J. B. Grootendorff
Border Patrol Air Intelligence Service
Stuart Sutor
Hialeah
Fla
Sutor
Charles J. Whiston
Monongalia County
National Guard
Canton
Ohio
Third Person Arrested In Kirkersville Bank Robbery Conspiracy
Charles K Abrams 33 a truck driver and conspirator in the Kirkersville Park National Bank robbery was arrested in Pataskala along with his wife. FBI agents say Abrams helped hide the suspect after the heist which netted 13085 dollars. In Ohio unemployment data continuing claims fell while new claimants rose to 15476 last week and total continuing claims declined to 87703.
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Ohio
William McElroy
Kirkersville
Charles K. Abrams
Paul E. Collins
Pataskala
FBI
Abrams
Park National Bank
Jobless Claims Drop Initial Filings Rise
Columbus report shows newly unemployed claimants rose last week for the first time in at least four weeks, signaling a brief uptick in initial filings for state jobless benefits. The data reflects a shift after several weeks of declines.
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Columbus
Hay resigns as state director of agriculture in Ohio
Dr. James P. Hay announces resignation from the $10,000-a-year post as state director of agriculture effective Nov. 30. He told Gov. C William O'Neill he will become director of professional relations for the American Veterinary Medical Association.
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Columbus
Ohio
James P. Hay
William O’neill
The
American Veterinary Medicine Assn
Election results and local highlights flagged in news index
The page previews county and local election results with sections on various communities. It notes sport scores and women's news, pointing readers to inside pages for detailed results and features from Point Pleasant and Pomeroy among others.
Thor Explodes In Launch
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla Prange missile the heart of moon rocket pioneer blew apart with a brilliant flash shortly after launching early today. It was the fifth straight time that a ballistic weapon had exploded in the past few months. Shattered sections of the missile plunged into the Atlantic off the Cape. Missile men hoped the launch would preview the next Air Force Pioneer moon rocket shoot scheduled for late this week.
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Air Force Pioneer
National Aeronautic and Space Administration
Ohio Ranks Fifth in Aircraft Registrations
Washington reports Ohio holds fifth place with 3 106 operational aircraft of all kinds as per the Civil Aeronautics Administration.
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Ohio
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Rockefeller Victory Boosts 1960 Presidential Prospects
Rockefeller wins New York governor race by over half a million votes defeating Averell Harriman. The landslide strengthens Rockefeller as a GOP presidential contender while Harriman's bid for the Democratic nomination falters. Keating defeats Hogan to win U.S. Senate as Ives withdraws for health. Ohio Supreme Court rejects billboard compensation.
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
Averill Harriman
Harriman
Rockefeller
Kenneth B. Keating
Rochester
U.S
Keating
Manhattan
Atty
Frank S. Hogan
Irving M. Ives
Eisenhower vows to curb spending as Democrats gain power
President Eisenhower told reporters that voters backed spending advocates and warned against bigger federal outlays. He said his administration will fight spending in his final two years, insisting Democrats and Republicans alike seek what is best for the country amid Democratic triumphs in Congress. The news conference followed Tuesday’s election results, the Democrats’ lightest control since the New Deal era.
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Eisenhower
Democrats Sweep Ohio Legislature In Historic Win
Nearly complete returns show Democrats capturing at least 18 of 33 seats in the Ohio House and Senate for the first time in a decade. Senate Republicans held 22-12, House Republicans 97-42, with 139 seats next year. Mechem unopposed for re election as minority leader. Roberts wed in Franklin County race results.
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Nelsonville
Senate
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Columbus
House
Franklin County
Paul M. Herbert
John Donahey
Alliance
U.S
Ohio
Police Find Victim Car in Wilmington Case
Cincinnati officers located the missing automobile of Mrs. Louise Bergen 32. Her nude body was found near Wilmington with skull crushed and burned. Skid marks suggested she was brought to the lake in a car trunk, dumped, and set afire after leaving the shopping center.
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Ohio
Cincinnati
Louise Bergen
Aref Arrest Could Trigger New Middle East Crisis
Baghdad radio reported former revolutionary leader Abdel Salam Aref seized on return to Iraq and to be tried for plotting against state. Aref allied with Premier Abdul Karim Qassim early in regime. removal from posts followed by ambassadorship to West Germany. The move could spark Nasserist or Iraqi political clashes and provoke regional reaction.
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Iraq
Middle East
Baghdad Radio
Abdel Salam Aref
West Germany
Baghdad
Aref
Kassem
Nasser
Porter wins historic victory in seventh eighth district
Gallipolis' J Sherman Porter becomes the first Democrat elected to the seventh eighth senatorial district. He defeats Oakley Collins of Ironton by 4320 votes in eight county totals 48530 to 44210. Porter carries Scioto Pike Jackson and several counties while Collins wins four counties including Meigs.
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Gallipolis
Gallia County
J. Sherman
Jim) Porter
Oakley €. Collins
Ironton
Portsmouth Times
Porter
Collin
Lawrence
Gallia
Scioto
Pike
Jackson
Collins
Meigs County
Vinton
Adams
Voters Elect DiSalle Young and Ohio Election Upset
In Columbus, a Democratic surge swept Ohio politicians including U.S. Sen. John W. Bricker and Gov. C William ONeill. The campaign focused on the right to work, which aided DiSalle and Young while harming ONeill and Bricker.
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Columbus
Michael V. DiSalle
Ohio voters reject right to work amid GOP losses
Former Congressman Stephen M. Young defeated Bricker for a Cleveland area seat as Michael V. DiSalle won the governorship, Ohio voters rejecting Issue No. 2. Democrats gain in state offices and hint at gains in the legislature while party margins shift from Republicans.
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Stephen M. Young
Cleveland
Unions Celebrate Defeat of Right-To-Work Across States
Labor unions hailed election results showing widespread defeat for right-to-work referenda while predicting a Congress sympathetic to labor goals. They aim to repeal Taft Hartley 14B and push higher wages and extended benefits. Kansas voted to ban the union shop, joining others in the ban. Idaho narrowly rejected right to work. Ohio California Washington Colorado approved. Indiana remains the only Midwest state with such a law amid a broad list of states with bans.
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Ohio
Elton Kile
Right To Work Campaign Committee
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